Author: Gunner Quinn

Aaron Carter, a 39-year-old man from Fontana, pleads guilty in federal court to his participation in a series of armed pharmacy robberies across Southern California. As part of a crew, Carter and three accomplices targeted pharmacies in Newport Beach, Woodland Hills, Temecula, and Fullerton, stealing cash and narcotics while threatening employees with firearms. The crew’s crime spree took place in late 2024, with attempts to rob the same stores multiple times. Notably, during an attempted heist at a Woodland Hills pharmacy, employees recognized the thieves and successfully locked the doors to prevent entry. Sentencing for Carter is scheduled for November…

During Roanoke’s National Night Out event, community members gather amid concerns over rising gun violence, marked by three shootings in just 48 hours. Though citywide gun violence is trending downward, a disproportionate number of incidents occur in the Northwest quadrant, where nine of this year’s fifteen aggravated assaults or homicides have taken place. Mayor Joe Cobb acknowledges the unusual spike in violence, emphasizing the need for strengthened community relationships with law enforcement. Community members express frustration at the recent violence, with former City Councilman Delvis “Mac” McCadden calling the shootings a “wake-up call” for increased civic engagement. This year’s event…

D’Anthony Reaves, a 44-year-old father of twenty, was fatally shot around 5:24 AM on July 19 while allegedly attempting to carry out an armed robbery near a Greyhound station in downtown Atlanta. The circumstances of his death have ignited discussions about his background and the challenges faced by large families in America. Authorities report that the incident occurred in a busy area, prompting speculation about his motivations for engaging in such a dangerous act. The shocking nature of the event not only highlights crime trends in urban environments but also reveals a complex personal story behind Reaves, making the community…

Georgetown police intensify curfew enforcement in response to a rise in juvenile crime, sparked by a recent deadly shooting incident. With over 50 juvenile crimes reported since the beginning of the year, including the tragic killing of 19-year-old Ricky Dixon, authorities are heightening patrols in the area, utilizing officers on foot, bicycles, and in vehicles to ensure compliance with the city’s Safe Street Ordinance. The curfew, which prohibits unsupervised individuals under 18 from being out after 10 p.m. on weekdays and midnight on weekends, aims to mitigate the alarming uptick in gun violence. Residents express concern over the safety of…

Minnesota finds itself ranked among the top 20 states for deer population, with the approaching hunting season prompting renewed interest in the state’s wildlife. While recent milder winters have aided recovery in many areas, particularly in Southern Minnesota, the state overall does not make the top 10, trailing behind states like Texas with 5.5 million deer and Michigan, despite its expansive woodlands. The white-tailed deer is the predominant species in Minnesota, often identified by its iconic white tail. As vehicle collisions with deer remain a significant concern in the state, understanding population numbers and dynamics is essential for both conservation…

Louisville city leaders, including Metro Councilwoman Tammy Hawkins, call for community cooperation to address the rising youth gun violence following a recent shooting that left a woman dead at a bus stop in the Russell neighborhood. During an August 14 news conference, Hawkins emphasized the necessity of community involvement, stating, “The power is in our hands,” as she urged citizens to take accountability and work together to reclaim their neighborhoods. In the wake of the shooting, which reportedly occurred as the victim was walking with a child, Louisville Metro Police Chief Paul Humphrey highlighted the community’s role in identifying the…

Jamie Rothwell, a 38-year-old organized crime boss, pleads guilty to multiple firearms and drug offenses in Manchester Crown Court, claiming he is “tired of living a life of crime.” Described as the mastermind behind a violent criminal enterprise, Rothwell organized shootings and trafficked weapons including AK-47s, all while hiding in Barcelona following a “threat to life” notice from UK authorities. The court reveals that the police’s infiltration of the EncroChat phone network provided crucial evidence of Rothwell’s criminal operations, where he communicated drug and gun dealings with fellow criminals. Defense counsel Chris Henley highlights Rothwell’s remorse, claiming he now feels…

An Oklahoma man is sentenced to 25 years in prison for committing an armed robbery at Barnett’s Dairyette in Siloam Springs, where he brandished a shotgun to intimidate staff. This serious offense highlights rising concerns over violent crime in the region and has drawn attention from local law enforcement and community members. The man, who entered the restaurant and threatened employees with the firearm, was apprehended shortly after the incident in 2025. His lengthy prison term underscores the judicial system’s commitment to addressing gun violence and protecting community safety. Read full story at www.arkansasonline.com Read the full article here

I like weird guns. There are only so many bolt-action hunting rifles you can write about in a year, so when the GOAT-15 crossed my radar, I was intrigued.The GOAT-15 is (as far as I can tell) the lightest semi-automatic rifle in the world. It looks and feels like a miniature AR-15, complete with the same fire controls, pistol grip, and adjustable stock. But closer inspection reveals that this is a totally new firearm. It was designed from the ground up by Mountain Billy Gun Lab (MBGL) of Charleston, Utah, as the ultimate lightweight .22 LR rifle for backcountry small…

Park Ridge police are investigating an armed robbery at a 7-Eleven on Higgins Road, where two suspects reportedly injured a clerk with mace while stealing cigarettes and liquor. The incident occurred around 8 p.m. on August 5, leading to the clerk being taken to a hospital for treatment of non-life-threatening injuries. Described as males disguised in female clothing, the suspects fled on foot with several cartons of cigarettes and bottles of alcohol after the attack. This particular 7-Eleven has faced similar incidents previously, with two reported armed robberies in the past year, raising concerns about ongoing safety issues in the…